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Sisters of Treason is a fascinating historical novel about two sisters, penned down by the bestselling author of Queen’s Gambit, Elizabeth Fremantle. Summary of the Book Sisters of Treason follows the life of Lady Jane Grey's two younger sisters, Lady Catherine and Lady Mary Grey, who are dangerously close to the throne. They are living in the shadows of their seventeen-year-old sister's tragic execution, but neither of the sisters are suited for a dangerous life at court. Lady Catherine, thought to be the true heir to the throne, is unable to control her urge to love and be loved. Her clever sister, Lady Mary has a crooked spine and a tiny stature, in an era when beauty and physical perfection equated to goodness. With the help of the royal portrait painter, Levina Teerlinc, the girls manage to survive these turbulent times. She becomes their mentor and confidante, but when Elizabeth, the hot-headed Queen’s sister inherits the crown, life becomes increasingly difficult for the Grey sisters. Ultimately they have to decide how far they will go to disregard the new Queen and find a life they have always longed for. Sisters of Treason will make for an engaging and riveting read for those who enjoy historical novels. About Elizabeth Fremantle Elizabeth Fremantle is an English novelist. After a series of odd jobs, she started working for a fashion magazine. She has completed her BA in English and MA in creative writing. She currently based out of London.